Cinder Book Review!

Hope you guys check it out!

Truthfully when I saw the cover I was tempted to put it back, it's not that it is a bad cover. I'm just not into bionic women type books but like the old adage I chose not to judge a book by it's cover, it was probably the best decision I have made all year. Cinder is a beautiful story, with just the right amount of fear, courage, betrayal, and of course love. The story has a small hint of Cinderella to it, but not enough to over power Meyer's own unique story.

Cinder is a young girl and a second-class citizen with a second-class job as a (very gifted) mechanic. She lives with her stepmother that blames her for her sister's illness. But her world get turned upside down when she find's herself connected somehow to the handsome, Prince Kai. While she try's to chose between following her heart and her duty. She will uncover the secrets of her past.

This book was a non stop read, so enjoy!

P.S. Favorite quote: “Cinder twisted up her lips. "Do you think it could have a virus?"

"Maybe her programming was overwhelmed by Prince Kai's uncanny hotness.”
― Marissa Meyer

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